It’s been really holding me back in learning coding. I felt pretty comfortable at first learning javascript, but as I got further the code was increasingly hard to look back to and understand, to the point I had to spend a lot of time understanding my own code.

Does it truely matter after the code has been compiled if it has more full words or not?

Being free always raises the question of what they are getting out of you using it. I wouldn’t be entirely comfortable using it.

I’ll just tell them about GDPR

We have like barbecue coal or bricettes, and coal ore as far as I know but I am no coal miner.

Either way it’s not like we get them confused because our language is a certain way.

In my language I don’t think there’s a distinction between the two, but you can say it’s barbecue coal etc.

That’s all I am waiting for. Edge and Chrome have really good ones and I really want it for FF.

I was 27 for three years

Never. Not a thing.

Sweden.

Because they were home for Christmas. Of course they should have better monitoring, but that is why.

Well, 16 cryogenic tanks.

Trying to think through all doors of all places I have lived personally and I can not remember a single inward opening door in a house, cottage or apartment. I could very well be wrong but nothing comes to mind.

I’m certainly not educated on the matter, just something I heard and never thought to question :)

I heard the fizz is bad for your teeth also. Probably better than sugary drinks, though.

We recruit people with no IT background sometimes and we are doing great, consistently beating every other branch since a massive corporation bought us out. We have a great team that helps eachother out, but more importantly we work closely together with all the senior people within the company, most starting out in first line themselves at some point.

If there’s something a first liner is interested in they can schedule an appointment with someone who is our main player in that field and have a personal little course in that platform/whatever.

Seems your guys are very “us and them”, which helps no one.

The consumer is a large part of the problem, though. People want these types of cars and not because they are better at what they are supposed to do.

Regardless of that I don’t think this is a good way to protest.